Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-06-02
LOCAL MENTION.
The Tycoon tea Is pure.
Dakota has $50 newspapers.


the Buchanan school house.
Frank Smith is kept jumping to keep
even with his carpenter work.
Miss Hattie Wood is teaching the
Sherard school, in Spring Valley.
Crop prospects were never more
promising than at the present time.
Quite a number of Centreville citi-
zens observed memorial day in Hurley.
Push along the breaking teams, there
is where the wealth of the nation lies.
Deputy Assessor w. III. Conklin is
sizing up the farmers round about Hur-
ley.
Parties wishing harvesting machin-
cry will do well to call at the Hay
shed.
Hurley school township will have
eight directors to elect at the coming
election.
Cattle were the lowest in the Chicago
market last week that they have been
for eight years.
Rev. w. j. Wicks will hold services
at the Episcopal church, Sunday, June
5th, at $3.50 p. M.
Mrs. VIM. Andrews is again under
the doctors care, but we nope it is
nothing serious.
Parties from the east have about
closed a bargain for 100 acres of land
adjoining Hurley on the west.
An immense amount of sod will be
turned over this season. That is the
way to get the money out Of the land,
Mrs. Robinson has Just received
new supply of the latest style of milli-
merry goods. Make your selection early.
1t costs three dollars to get a railroad
company incorporated. Yankoton is
living in hopes of having another COM
pany soon.
The Haddock murder and conspiracy
cases atSioux City have been continued
| until the fall term of court, by request
of the defense.
Mrs. L. S. Fessenden, of Spring Val
/ ley has been quite sick during the past
week, but we are pleased to state is
now recovering.
There will be a union temperance
meeting held at the Presbyterian church
Sunday evening, June 5th. All are
cordially invited.
Strawberries are beginning to ripen
in this vicinity, and as the crop prom
ises to be large one, ye editor expects
to live high during the next few weeks
1 Jensen & Son have an illustrated ad.
in the Herald this week. The Walter
a. Wood machines are too well known
to need any praising at the hands of
the Herald.
/ Reports from the Alderman Fruit
Farm are to the effect that the apple
trees are laden with fruit and the pros
poets for an abundant grape harvest
i are flattering.
| A gold watch is to be raffled in Hur-
ley August 1st, for the benefit OF the
Catholic society. Father Powers ap-
pears to be meeting with marked sue
cess in disposing of tickets.
i The Lennox Independent says prohi-
bition has not as yet affected the busi-
ness interests Of that town. The quail
ty OF prohibition used there is said to
be Of very doubtful character.
G. G. Skinner has placed a new, and
heavier engine in the creamery, the in
creased amount of work making this
move necessary in order to handle the
churns in satisfactory manner.
Roma Alderman invaded the Herald
: sanctum Tuesday morning with fine
sample of strawberries from the Alder
> man Fruit Farm. The vines are re
ported full and the quality is No. 1.
Something is wrong with that ditcf
r in front of the Herald Office Hardly {
= day passes but what some person i.
obliged to get off their wagon and re
) hitch their traces which drop as the,
r drive down into the ditch.
The w. c. 7. U. will have dime SO
cial at the Reading Room. Friday eve
ming, June 3D., to raise money to detra,
a our expenses. Please favor us witt
e your presence and your dimes. Re
t freshments will be served.
: The communion of the Lords Suppe
will be administered in the Presbytt
rian church Sabbath morning, Jun
5th, Rev. j. B. Pomeroy of Huron off
u ciating- Preparatory services on Sal
n urday at three o'clock p. m.
dl Peter Allen is getting record of th
IS wealth of Parker. Hope he will b
,e able to find out who drew that S10,GC
% court house bonus out Of the Parke
1. banks. 1t might be a good idea t
5. assess it to the banks, and let thel
5. swear it off.
G. "To discontinue an advertisement
u. Gays John Wanamaker, the largest a,
lo vertiser in the world, "is like talin
down your sign. IL you want to q
business You must let the public llno
it. Standing advertisements, whe
changed frequently, are cheaper an
better than reading notices. They loc
more substantial and business like, an
inspire confidence. I would as soc
think of doing business without clerl
as without advertising"
i = . &
Exchange: Some mortal who has ey
IDENTIFY been there himself and co
sequently knows what he is talkir
ID about gets off the following:
no /" A man may work and man may talk
- \. Ient. the fsInnerance muse NIL day .l..